... that a dainty sort of Six month’s job. Henry Asquith, Henry Asquith, How does the outlook grow. With National Debts and Suffragettes, Round Cavendish Square in a row ? With the surplus yet You’re sure to get. It isn’t amiss to ax In next year whether You’ll ...

... MINSTRELS,- Coon Vocalists, Comedians, Big Boot Dancers, Jokes. &c., &e GREAT HUMOROUS SKETCHES. *■ Obedient Sammy and the Lady Suffragette.” GREAT COMPANY— Mb ARCHI). A. MURRAY. The Famous American Comedian. Miss MARIE DE ROSE. Champion International Dancer. ...

... MINSTRELS, Coon Vocalists, Comedians, Big Boot Dancers, Jokes, Ac., &c GREAT HUMOROUS SKETCHES. *• Obedient Sammy and the Lady Suffragette.” GREAT CUMPANY— Mr ARCHD. A. MURRAY. The Famous American Comedian. Miss MARIE DE ROSE, Champion International Dancer. The ...

... voice, was well received. Mr A. Murray darkey comedian bad splendid reception. llis advocacy rights in the Skit, The Lady Suffragette.” fairly convulsed the house and later on, had »iber tnump the Comical sketch *• Obedient Sammy,’ tak part in by the utire ...

... TEA TABLE TALK. Mn. Despard, the leader of the suffragette*; has been vegetarian for close on 30 years. • • • The head maid of Queen Margherita of Italy is said to make between £l,OOO and £1,900 a year by the sale of the queen’s old gowns, which are her ...

... Augusta Stanley, wife of Dean Stanley, Mrs. Gladstone, and the Baroness Burdetl-Coutts. Mr*. Despard, the leader of the suffragette*, has been a vegetarian for close on 20 years. The head maid of Queen Margherita of Italy is said to make between £l,OOO ...

... no doubt arouse them to fresh crusade. Between the bugbear of protection, the “ spectre of socialism, the clamour of the suffragettes and the impatient demands of the Labour members for a universal pension scheme, the position of the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... ladies are not admitted, hut the ladies seem to have taken matters into their own hands now, and it is evident that the suffragettes have scored. I am tiot to say much. The speaking will be done by those who fellow. I have now pleasure in calling upon ...

... for him tha House of Commons, last week, and were ordered by the policeman on duty to move on, ho thinking that they were suffragettes on the watch. Explanations were of no use and soon a large crowd had collected. The ladies were hustled along and had ...

... thirty men has been engaged to carry it to the proper quarter. Upon perusing it I read between the lines a reference to suffragette suppoit if the prayer were answered. I could not make out why this reference was made unless it were to enlist the sympathies ...

... SUFFRAGETTE DANGERS. The threats which some of the suffragettes are alleged to have made concerning members of the Government, although regarded as puerille, are causing trouble in official circles. It is realised that many of the enthusiastic supporters ...

... quarters. An election in East Fife would no doubt lead to a mobilisation of all the political organisations. The Trade and the suffragettes would without dcubt invade East Fife in full lorce, and the Liberals would have to fight in earnest. It is understood, ...